I would be nice/conviniant if the "OnLoad" event could be added to the ShowEvent property.
This way it would be super easy to show a message when users are loggin in and so on.
It can be done with a little javascript allready, I know - but "Deliver more than expected" - you know ;-)
This way it would be super easy to show a message when users are loggin in and so on.
It can be done with a little javascript allready, I know - but "Deliver more than expected" - you know ;-)
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Hi Bo,
As you know the event is thrown as a result of an action and the event is not the same action.
As far as we can see from your scenario, you are trying to display the tooltip automatically on Page_Load. Although we do not think it is really a good idea to include this functionality because currently the tooltip pop up in result of an action: mouse click, context menu, programmatically.
Nevertheless, if you elaborate some more on your scenario and application, we will reconsider our position on the matter.
Best regards,
Rumen
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As you know the event is thrown as a result of an action and the event is not the same action.
As far as we can see from your scenario, you are trying to display the tooltip automatically on Page_Load. Although we do not think it is really a good idea to include this functionality because currently the tooltip pop up in result of an action: mouse click, context menu, programmatically.
Nevertheless, if you elaborate some more on your scenario and application, we will reconsider our position on the matter.
Best regards,
Rumen
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answered on 27 Aug 2007, 12:44 PM
On codeproject.com this popup control are very popular, is's "old" but a lot of people use it.
r.a.d.tooltip can do the same, but much better. All it needs are the onload event property.
We see this functionality every day in windows, new updates are ready, remember this and that - and so on.
With a little effort r.a.d.tooltip could "conger" this functionality to.
Why not implement it, I think - we all could use it, cant we?
Regards
Bo Hessner
MVP
r.a.d.tooltip can do the same, but much better. All it needs are the onload event property.
We see this functionality every day in windows, new updates are ready, remember this and that - and so on.
With a little effort r.a.d.tooltip could "conger" this functionality to.
Why not implement it, I think - we all could use it, cant we?
Regards
Bo Hessner
MVP
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Thank you for the provided example, Bo!
By default, RadToolTip is designed to have only one instance displayed per page. The tooltip in the provided example is similar to a window control, because you can display multiple instances of it on a page. Such scenarios are similar to Outlook Express or "chat clients user login warnings" in which multiple tooltip controls are displayed over each other.
Nevertheless, we logged the issue and we will consider its implementation for one of the upcoming updates of the control.
Kind regards,
Rumen
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By default, RadToolTip is designed to have only one instance displayed per page. The tooltip in the provided example is similar to a window control, because you can display multiple instances of it on a page. Such scenarios are similar to Outlook Express or "chat clients user login warnings" in which multiple tooltip controls are displayed over each other.
Nevertheless, we logged the issue and we will consider its implementation for one of the upcoming updates of the control.
Kind regards,
Rumen
the Telerik team
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